Cuba condemned before the UN General Assembly the intervention of the United States and NATO in Ukrainian internal affaire, a stand described as a threat to world peace and security.»
UN Condemns Racism, Extols Legacy of Nelson Mandela
The United Nations condemned every act of racial discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance, and at the same time called political, religious and social leaders to follow the example of deceased South African leader Nelson Mandela.»
Cuban Historic Leader Meets Ban Ki –moon and Kenny Davis Anthony
Fidel Castro Ruz, received the Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban Ki -moon, who is attending as a guest the Second Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean, CELAC.»
United Nations Cancels Iran Invitation to Syria Talks
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has rescinded his invitation to Iran to participate in the forthcoming international conference aimed at achieving a political solution to the Syrian crisis under pressure from the United States.»
UN: Stop Violence against Children
As the world marks Universal Children’s Day, United Nations called on to end any kind of physical and psychological abuse against children around the world.»
Ban Ki-moon Starts African Tour in Mali
U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon starts in Mali today the African tour of the Sub-Saharan region, one of the world’s poorest areas.»
US Blockade on Cuba: New Vote Tomorrow at the UN
Cuba’s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez arrived in New York for a new vote tomorrow at the UN General Assembly on the need to end the U.S. blockade to the island.»
UN Security Council Passes Resolution on Syria
The UN Security Council has passed a resolution that establishes the destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons and recognizes the political solution to the conflict, but leaves the doors opened for implementing measures of force.»
Ban Ki-moon Advocates for Peaceful Solution in Syria
Ban Ki-moon backs peaceful solution to the crisis in Syria.»
ALBA Denounces Attack against Evo Morales at United Nations
Bolivia reiterated Tuesday its condemnation at the United Nations of the latest attack by some European governments against President Evo Morales, an outrage condemned by several governments and international organizations the world over.»
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